Naturally, all of the game's previous DLC is included, as well - that includes another three-hour story mode expansion, and a bunch of custom outfits and weapons. Somewhat hilariously, you can replay the main story with five different low-fi polygon-based character models, which will surely look goofy as hell next to the more realistic, high-resolution characters and environments. There are a few other extras included, mostly just new visual outfits to pay homage to the way Lara Croft has evolved over the years.

That co-op mode lets two players team up and try to survive as long as possible to get onto the game's leaderboards.Īnother new addition to the game is an even harder difficulty level for the single-player campaign known as 'extreme survivor.' All of the game's checkpoints have been removed, so the only way to survive is to find enough resources to light campfires where you can save your game. There's also a second new story mission called 'Lara's Nightmare' and a co-op addition to the game's 'endurance' mode. A new DLC story chapter called 'Blood Ties' will work with the PS VR system it'll also work as a standalone chapter without the VR headset. Most significant among the new stuff here is the inclusion of a virtual reality mode. As is often the case with delayed releases like this, the game will feature a bunch of extra content to help make up for the wait.

As part of a 20-year Tomb Raider celebration, it was just announced that Lara Croft's latest adventure will come to Sony's console on October 11th. Rise of the Tomb Raider has spent much of the last year as one of the best Xbox One exclusives out there, but soon PlayStation 4 owners will get in on the fun.

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